This is a useful part of a series that deal with modern problems from a factual and unemotional point of view. A great deal of factual information is presented which would be helpful for a guidance counselor or parent as they work to help a child or student through a difficult life experience. No moral stand is taken, but the tone is sympathetic and kind. Recommended—Bob Kern, Librarian, Interboro School District Delaware County Library System2/21/2009
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This is a useful part of a series that deal with modern problems from a factual and unemotional point of view. A great deal of factual information is presented which would be helpful for a guidance counselor or parent as they work to help a child or student through a difficult life experience. No moral stand is taken, but the tone is sympathetic and kind. Recommended—Bob Kern, Librarian, Interboro School District Delaware County Library System2/21/2009
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Series: The Real Deal. Students exposed to divorce can profit from this overview of the divorce process. Sections cover causes, outcomes, and basic facts. Although listed as an interest level of 3-6, Divorce is appropriate for the reluctant Junior High reader due to the layout. Case studies and Newsflashes, and Websites are appropriate for Junior High or younger. Perfect for a student needing help coping or understanding divorce. Recommended—Alicia Vandenbroek, Library Media Specialist, Shackelford School Arlington Independent School District11/7/2008
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This is a useful part of a series that deal with modern problems from a factual and unemotional point of view. A great deal of factual information is presented which would be helpful for a guidance counselor or parent as they work to help a child or student through a difficult life experience. No moral stand is taken, but the tone is sympathetic and kind. Recommended—Bob Kern, Librarian, Interboro School District Delaware County Library System2/21/2009
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This is a useful part of a series that deal with modern problems from a factual and unemotional point of view. A great deal of factual information is presented which would be helpful for a guidance counselor or parent as they work to help a child or student through a difficult life experience. No moral stand is taken, but the tone is sympathetic and kind. Recommended—Bob Kern, Librarian, Interboro School District Delaware County Library System2/21/2009
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